Not Enough Chemistry / Russian Math School Moves
In this week’s newsletter, we check on City College's student enrollment issues and more.
The stories that matter to the San Francisco's greater Ingleside neighborhood.
Hundreds of students have been turned away from chemistry classes over the year due to a faculty shortage.
City College's faculty union is asking the court to reinstate laid-off faculty members.
Principal Tatsiana Siankevich and her six teachers lead students through math courses with logical problem solving.
The college's governance — not its programs — is holding it back from making a full recovery, accreditors said.
City supervisors and the police chief visited Ingleside's Ocean Avenue to talk about public safety.
From more public celebrations to housing initiatives, Melgar plans to stay the course over the next four years.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will conduct outreach and develop preliminary plans for the highly trafficked intersection.
The Crocker Amazon bar and grill is only a year old and already receiving honors.
Three conceptual designs will be shared with the public this spring after a delay of many months.
Mayor Daniel Lurie tapped Jones as his administration's director of community affairs.
All manner of loading zones and parking are coming to the neighborhood.
From economic help to leveraging City College, here’s what Mayor Daniel Lurie has in store for the greater Ingleside.
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